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Article — 20 October 2026 — 2,007 words

What you get is what you mean

Accessibility — Content design — Digital — Web

An adaptation of the "shaded eye" symbol sometimes used to symbolise blindness. The slash through the eye is the slash that is part of a text string to signify HTML: "< / >"

Standing for “what you see is what you get”, wysiwyg has become so ubiquitous that many people consider it a must-have for a writing environment. But it is leaving the integrity of content in tatters.

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Article — 4 December 2024 — 1,161 words

Information grade — Potentially useful concept

Content design — Information architecture — User experience

Six teal rectangles getting progressively brighter from left to right, against a dark background

A perspective on the similarities and differences between information, data, content and knowledge.

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Linknote — 11 October 2017 — 8 words

Human-centred approaches — User experience

Dashboards: Making charts and graphs easier to understand

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